Early Muddyfox Lovers Anonynmous

[The History Man]

Is that your picture then?

 

[lebuski]

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[DrJo]

nope not my picture, I'm definately anonymous

 

[The History Man]

No... it's not my picture. As I said I posted it with the owners permission. I'm not sure what the issue is here. I thought it was an interesting pic of a Muddy with a trailer and I thought others would be interested in seeing it.
Looks like I was mistaken

Naaaah! I was on about he hirsute previous postee :facepalm:

 

[DrJo]

considering that the hirsute fella is none other than tommy chong I'm pleasantly surprised with the close similarity, no it's not me ooh maybe it is though ooh anonymous mmm

 

[The History Man]

As in 'up in smoke' would never have got that. I thought it was from 'the Joy of sex'

 

[DrJo]

yeahbaby thats the ticket, ps i do love the old school muddy foxes but I don't feel the need to hide it, missed out on a pure sex rocknroll recently, not the nasty pigiron version either!!!!

 

[The History Man]

It's my keeper.

 

[gregor]

I've just joined the club I bought it to strip it for the u-brake to replace the knackered one on my Marin Pine Mountain but it's in pretty good nick ignoring the chain and cables so I'll smarten it up a bit and use it.

Looks like the fork has been painted or replaced apart from that it looks original.

 

[stachaibou]

Re:

wow, it's the diamond frame version of my '84 Seeker:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/stachaibou/7113708165/

i have since acquired what looks to be a c. '81-82 Araya Muddy Fox, in bottle green. it originally came with side-pull caliper brakes [no canti bosses]. anyone got any more info on it. it's really nice, but heavy, as many japanese-built frames from this era.

will try to post photos soon-ish.

Here's mine from 85